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  • The "Perfect Storm" Of Mexican Immigration Is Coming To An End
    How are demographic shifts in Mexico impacting the future of immigration to the U.S.?
  • Iraqis walk past soldiers of the 4th Battalion, 64th Armour Regiment of the U.S. Army, near the venue of a reconciliation meeting between the Shiite and Sunni Muslim sects in Baghdad, Jan. 5, 2007.
    Some Say U.S. May Shift to Peacekeeping in Iraq
    Some administration advisers say if security conditions continue to improve, the United States may be able to shift its mission in Iraq away from war-fighting by the end of this year. Others say Iraq's political leaders are far from making the needed compromises to temper sectarian tension.
  • A resident of Santa Cruz, Bolivia, holds a sign that reads, "We won 86.9 percent yes." Exit polls said more than 85 percent of the almost 1 million electorate approved the referendum for more autonomy from the capital, La Paz.
    Breakaway Bolivian State Eyes Freedom
    A day after Bolivians in the wealthy province of Santa Cruz overwhelmingly voted for more autonomy from the central government, the region officially started on the road to statelike independence, says NPR's Julie McCarthy.
  • Dutch soccer fans watch the 2010 World Cup final July 11 between the Netherlands and Spain on large screens near the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. Fierce nationalism remains a major barrier to greater EU integration.
    In Europe, Obstacles To A More Perfect Union
    The creation of the European Union and the advent of the euro currency have done little to dampen fierce nationalism across the continent. NPR concludes its series on Europe with a look at whether the euro, and the notion of European unity, can survive.
  • Obama: U.S. Can't Afford to Ignore Race Issues
    Sen. Barack Obama has addressed the simmering controversy about racially charged remarks made by his longtime pastor. In his speech in Philadelphia Tuesday, Obama denounced the remarks and engaged in a conversation about the broader issues of race in America.
  • The Perfect Storm
    Thursday, March 13: The International Monetary Fund announces that governments
  • Immigrants Rush to Seek Citizenship
    Analysts say a surge in naturalizations has been spurred by Congress' failure to pass an immigration overhaul in recent years. Through May of this year, more than half a million people had filed forms to become citizens, up 60 percent from last year.
  • Mike Lackomar, a spokesman for the umbrella Southeast Michigan Volunteer Militia, says the public perception of militia groups as racist and paranoid is wrong.
    America's New Kinder, Gentler Militia
    Although Michigan volunteer militias are still big on gun rights and wary of Washington, they aren't necessarily violent. The groups are now more interested in living off the land, survivalism and gun practice.
  • Musician Naomi Judd Advocates For Patients
    Five-time Grammy award winning singer/songwriter Naomi Judd talks about her battle with Hepatitis C and her work advocating for patients.
  • Haitians Go to Polls in National Elections
    Haitians cast ballots to elect a new leader, nearly two years after President Jean-Bertrand Aristide went into exile after a violent uprising. More than 3 million registered voters are being encouraged to cast ballots despite recent violence.
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